The Meaning of 222

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[13:58] <Falerin> f(x) = ½x + x^(.5), x(405)

[13:58] <Lex> :O

[13:58] <bluemanrocks> ...

[13:58] <Jeice> O_o

[13:58] <bluemanrocks> Grettings Falerin

[13:58] <Lex> FAL?!?!?!

[13:58] <Lex> Greetings

[13:58] <Elaith> Would you like us to graph that?

[13:58] <bluemanrocks> Indeed

[13:59] <Elaith> *calculate

[13:59] <Elaith> Just read to quickly

[13:59] <Jeice> I have no idea what that little figure is...

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[14:00] <Elaith> It is telling us to graph .5x + sqrt(x) for x=405

[14:00] <bluemanrocks> ^?

[14:00] <bluemanrocks> Yes

[14:00] <Elaith> It's approximately 222

[14:00] <Maxx|researching> f(405) = 222.625. . .

[14:01] <Elaith> I'll find my calculator later to do an exact answer with a

simple root.

[14:01] <bluemanrocks> 222.624612

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[14:02] <ZLOK> I count with marbles, while not overly effective I find it to

give a more homely atmosphere.

[14:02] <ZLOK> Plus, they're pretty.

[14:02] <Falerin> That is quite incorrect

[14:02] <Elaith> What should we be doing with it?

[14:02] <Falerin> You need to recognize the meaning of ^ in computational

mathematics

[14:02] <ZLOK> Power

[14:02] <Jeice> It means a power

[14:02] <Falerin> That is correct

[14:02] <Jeice> Beat me to it. >_<

[14:03] <Falerin> The item to the right is the power being raised to

[14:03] <ZLOK> Indeed.

[14:03] * Jeice glances at a certain query window again.

[14:05] <Elaith> Wouldn't making it ^.5 be the same as the sqrt because it

is the same as x^(1/2) or sqrt x^1 which is sqrt x?

[14:05] <Useless> Er...y'all...

[14:05] <Maxx|researching> So, Falerin gave us the equation in that form

(instead of saying sqrt) to say something is "empowering" something else.

[14:05] <Useless> One issue

[14:06] <ZLOK> Yeah, Elaith.

[14:06] * ZLOK fiddles with marbles.

[14:07] <Useless> scratch that...in any case...

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[14:07] <Falerin> Mathematically of course 222 is a correct answer more or

less

[14:07] <Falerin> But then again thats not the point

[14:08] <ZLOK> I believe Blue applies once more.

[14:08] <Falerin> Though perhaps the meaning of 222 might shed light on what

the question is

[14:08] <Jeice> What is the meaning of 222?

[14:08] <Elaith> three easies

[14:10] <Useless> There can be several, I suppose

[14:11] <Elaith> 405 is the uncreation, isn't it Falerin?

[14:11] <Useless> The question is, does 222 have to be manipulated in any

way for its meaning to be made clear?

[14:11] <ZLOK> At least now you're down the right track.

[14:11] <Elaith> Or more accurately The'Galin?

[14:12] <ZLOK> Fal, you're rather smart. I told you that before?

[14:13] <Damsel> Here's an interesting corollation. if you use 755=x....

the result is 405

[14:13] <Falerin> Isn't that interesting....

[14:13] <Damsel> Indeed

[14:13] <Falerin> f(755) = 405

[14:13] <Falerin> f(405) = 222

[14:14] <Jeice> Try plugging in 222 guys.

[14:14] <LordBarrius> 125.9 or 126 roughly.

[14:14] <Jeice> Can it continue being chained down?

[14:14] <Falerin> #calc 405-222

[14:14] <RPGServ> <Calculation for Falerin : [405-222]=183>

[14:14] <Damsel> Of course it can

[14:14] <Falerin> #calc 222-126

[14:14] <RPGServ> <Calculation for Falerin : [222-126]=96>

[14:15] <ZLOK> You are all silly.

[14:15] <Falerin> #calc 183/96

[14:15] <RPGServ> <Calculation for Falerin : [183/96]=1.90625>

[14:15] <ZLOK> "Nearly two."

[14:16] <ZLOK> I do however believe I've begun applying logic beyond

intention.

[14:16] <Falerin> And it will get even closer to 2 successively

[14:16] <ZLOK> Work is required.

[14:16] <Elaith> So 2 is the limit of the function?

[14:16] <ZLOK> :p

[14:16] <Falerin> Because of the fact that the sqrt portion will become

smaller and smaller

[14:16] <Falerin> to the point that it is nearly infintesimal

[14:16] <ZLOK> Elaith, did you ever care to read the equation out loud?

[14:16] <Falerin> At least relative to rounding

[14:17] <Falerin> #calc 1/2*(755)+sqrt(755)

[14:17] <RPGServ> <Calculation for Falerin : [1/2*(755)+sqrt(755)]=404.977>

[14:17] <ZLOK> The function is half of something plus something empowered by

a half, against x(405)

[14:17] <Maxx> That could explain the bipolar nature of the faceless.

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[14:17] <Falerin> #calc round(1/2*(755)+sqrt(755))

[14:17] <RPGServ> <Calculation for Falerin : [round(1/2*(755)+sqrt(755))]=405>

[14:17] <Elaith> No I did not ZLOK, but the mathematical aspect is

interesting to me as well as the philosophical portent aspect.

[14:18] <Falerin> #calc round(1/2*(405)+sqrt(405))

[14:18] <RPGServ> <Calculation for Falerin : [round(1/2*(405)+sqrt(405))]=223>

[14:18] <Falerin> #calc round(1/2*(222)+sqrt(222))

[14:18] <RPGServ> <Calculation for Falerin : [round(1/2*(222)+sqrt(222))]=126>

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[14:18] <Damsel> Is that one of the reasons 755 is holy to the Reticulans?

[14:18] <Falerin> #calc round(1/2*(126)+sqrt(126))

[14:18] <RPGServ> <Calculation for Falerin : [round(1/2*(126)+sqrt(126))]=74>

[14:18] <ZLOK> An explanation can be derived by applying "The'Galin" to the

meaning of 405.

[14:18] <Falerin> #calc round(1/2*(74)+sqrt(74))

[14:18] <RPGServ> <Calculation for Falerin : [round(1/2*(74)+sqrt(74))]=46>

[14:18] <Falerin> #calc round(1/2*(46)+sqrt(46))

[14:18] <RPGServ> <Calculation for Falerin : [round(1/2*(46)+sqrt(46))]=30>

[14:19] <Falerin> #calc round(1/2*(30)+sqrt(30))

[14:19] <RPGServ> <Calculation for Falerin : [round(1/2*(30)+sqrt(30))]=20>

[14:19] <Falerin> #calc round(1/2*(20)+sqrt(20))

[14:19] <RPGServ> <Calculation for Falerin : [round(1/2*(20)+sqrt(20))]=14>

[14:19] <ZLOK> With further derivations you will see that The'Galin

subtracted the result of the function is something(1)

[14:19] <Falerin> #calc round(1/2*(14)+sqrt(14))

[14:19] <RPGServ> <Calculation for Falerin : [round(1/2*(14)+sqrt(14))]=11>

[14:19] <Falerin> #calc round(1/2*(11)+sqrt(11))

[14:19] <RPGServ> <Calculation for Falerin : [round(1/2*(11)+sqrt(11))]=9>

[14:19] <Falerin> #calc round(1/2*(9)+sqrt(9))

[14:19] <RPGServ> <Calculation for Falerin : [round(1/2*(9)+sqrt(9))]=8>

[14:19] <Falerin> #calc round(1/2*(8)+sqrt(8))

[14:19] <RPGServ> <Calculation for Falerin : [round(1/2*(8)+sqrt(8))]=7>

[14:19] <ZLOK> This something withdrawn from the result of the function is

something(2).

[14:19] <Falerin> #calc round(1/2*(7)+sqrt(7))

[14:19] <RPGServ> <Calculation for Falerin : [round(1/2*(7)+sqrt(7))]=6>

[14:19] <Falerin> #calc round(1/2*(5)+sqrt(5))

[14:19] <RPGServ> <Calculation for Falerin : [round(1/2*(5)+sqrt(5))]=5>

[14:19] <ZLOK> When those are divided, it gives nearly two.

[14:20] <Falerin> #calc round(1/2*(4)+sqrt(4))

[14:20] <RPGServ> <Calculation for Falerin : [round(1/2*(4)+sqrt(4))]=4>

[14:20] <ZLOK> Work are required in order to make the nearly two to two.

[14:20] <Falerin> #calc round(1/2*(3)+sqrt(3))

[14:20] <RPGServ> <Calculation for Falerin : [round(1/2*(3)+sqrt(3))]=3>

[14:20] <Falerin> #calc round(1/2*(2)+sqrt(2))

[14:20] <RPGServ> <Calculation for Falerin : [round(1/2*(2)+sqrt(2))]=2>

[14:20] <Falerin> #calc round(1/2*(1)+sqrt(1))

[14:20] <RPGServ> <Calculation for Falerin : [round(1/2*(1)+sqrt(1))]=2>

[14:20] <Falerin> #calc round(1/2*(0)+sqrt(0))

[14:20] <RPGServ> <Calculation for Falerin : [round(1/2*(0)+sqrt(0))]=0>

[14:20] <Falerin> That is the natural limit of the function

[14:20] <Falerin> as square roots of negatives require imaginaries

[14:21] <ZLOK> And if you're dauntless you could from Falerin's verbose

extrapolation decide that if it's not nothing, it will have to be two or more.

[14:21] <ZLOK> Do I need to explain the explanation+

[14:22] <ZLOK> A note is however, that I am only theorizing, and that on no

account should my words be accounted as facts.

[14:22] <Elaith> I'm not stupid ZLOK. It's just interesting to me.

[14:22] <ZLOK> I dare you to prove me wrong, though.

[14:22] <Jeice> Ok, i see what the math is doing, but I fail to see the

meaning we are to glean from it. Well I might, but I don't like to guess with little confidence.

[14:23] <Elaith> The math was just my request cause I thought it was

interesting.

[14:23] <Elaith> >_>

[14:23] <Falerin> Just for a lark

[14:23] <Falerin> Search for the numerological meaning of 222

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